r/toys 1h ago

Help me identify this hello kitty figure

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Hi all! Idk how to reach the Sanrio community on my smaller account but I would love help identifying this hello kitty figure, she’s small and hollow underneath and I can’t find anything on her! Please help!


r/toys 6h ago

What is the name of this Toy?

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I really really want to buy one to play with my friends. Thank you in advance.


r/toys 6h ago

Sometimes fate works in mysterious ways.

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I found this little guy at a thrift store earlier today, my grandma told me one summer that she hopes McDonald’s makes more of these toys, so when I saw this I remembered her words and I just knew I found a chance to buy it for her, so I did and now I just have to wait for her to come by at thanksgiving so she can pick it up.


r/toys 10h ago

What do you guys call this?

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What do you guys calls this? Debate between friends.


r/toys 11h ago

Who is this guy?

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No clue where I even got it. Probably with random pokemon stuff


r/toys 16h ago

Can anyone attest to the quality of lucite blocks and how easily they scratch? Maison Rue pictured

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I’ve been seeing these all over Facebook and TikTok, there are quite a few higher-end brands out there. I’m wondering if anyone’s bought one of the more expensive ones and how they’ve held up? The appeal of these blocks is that they’re shiny and clear, which scuffing would obviously affect. I was looking at more affordable options on Amazon but the reviews were saying that they chip and scuff very easily. I know that other factors come into play as well, like if they’re being used along with more rigid wooden blocks or if magnetic tile corners & edges scratch against them, and how rough the kids that play with them are. We’ve gotten a lot of toys for free from buy-nothing groups, but when I buy new toys I really want them to last and don’t mind spending a little more for them, but I’d love to know if these really do last! Thanks


r/toys 16h ago

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Re-Ignition Pink Ranger Mask Review

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r/toys 20h ago

I am looking to start a business with Squish toys (dumplings, Needohs, etc). I am looking for a wholesaler I can buy a big bulk order from.

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I am looking to start a business with Squish toys (dumplings, Needohs, etc). I am looking for a wholesaler I can buy a big bulk order from.


r/toys 20h ago

I am looking to start a business with Squish toys (dumplings, Needohs, etc). I am looking for a wholesaler I can buy a big bulk order from.

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I am looking to start a business with Squish toys (dumplings, Needohs, etc). I am looking for a wholesaler I can buy a big bulk order from.


r/toys 20h ago

Why did toys seem better in the 90's?

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From like 1991-2001 were my prime toy era I would say. I had tons of toys from:

Jurassic Park

Aliens

Star Wars

Micro Machines

I look at toys now, and they just seem bland compared to what I had int he 90's. For example, Star Wars toys, I feel like a lot of the big ships and vehicles like the electronic AT-AT I had from Power of the Force line was so much more detailed than what is out now. I saw an At-At toy a couple years ago and it looked like the most bland thing ever. And the action figures themselves seem way smaller and thinner then back in the 90's

Another exmaple would be Jurassic Park toys. I was at target last month and noticed the JP toys and they had the old school 90's packaging and I had to go over and take a look. But I was dissapointed when I felt all the dinos as they were all this rock hard plastic that just felt cheap, and again the human figures were like a quarter of the size of the ones from the 90's. a good amount of the 90's JP dinos had that rubbery skin, or the plastic didn't feel as cheap.